I have them translated into every modern language with offers queued up, but haven't had the time to test and optimize them yet...this part does take time, effort, and focus.

Hopefully someone can translate/understand what I'm asking.

With today’s accretive debt, those 10 caps can translate to high teen, low 20% avg. cash flow returns (assuming 3% yearly rent bumps).

If those values do not translate, then the wealth will eventually die anyway.

I'm bad at hiring contractors.I'm working on fixing that.Often I tell myself "I could save X number of dollars by doing work myself".My dayjob translates into about 40/hr, so I figure if I hire someone at $50/hr I'm m breaking even (20% tax savings)I'm thinking about literally moving $50 from the my business to personal account every time I do an hour of hammer swinging.Im frugal, so this might entice me to stop doing too much work myself.Does anybody else do this?

Just trying to determine how to force that appreciation higher in order to take advantage of (i.e. leverage) what in my mind would be improvement but may not translate in the eyes of an appraiser or the Market in general.

Cheaper for the tenant translates to a higher rent you can charge.

From what I have seen from turnkey providers in my area, "Cash Price" actually translates to, "The price is so high it will never appraise for this so financing is out of the question" instead of the implied "Deal".I would suggest checking any potential turnkey property against the MLS or Realtor.com.

Having a list of items to look at is not the same as understanding what each component means or how it translates into increase or decreasing risk and capital demands.

A new real estate sales license does not directly translate into deals closed and being paid.